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Organisations to make use of generative AI for cyber defence

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Senior executives in companies are looking into using generative artificial intelligence for cyber defence in the next 12 months, according to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers International. Companies are in need of establishing sound AI governance to get ahead of risks that come with the exploration of the technological development.

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Cybersecurity: It Takes Two to Tango

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The dangers of cyber threats are at an all-time high. From ransomware to phishing, hackers know no bounds when it comes to accessing and stealing a business’ sensitive data. With these statistics in mind, it’s important to start working toward mitigating your business’ cyber risk today. million crypto hacking attacks, 4.8

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Mitigating cyber risk: What can CFOs do?

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Editors’ note: Steve Vintz (pictured), CFO at Tenable — an exposure management company — shared with his professional peers what they can do when it comes to mitigating cyber risk. Steve Vintz, CFO, Tenable FutureCFO: What's the role of CFOs in mitigating cyber risk now?

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POV: Why CFOs can’t ignore privacy and compliance in 2023

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In June 2022, after two years of delay, the Thailand Personal Data Protection Act B.E.2562 The act aims to create greater transparency and accountability whilst handling personal data, bringing changes to the privacy landscape for businesses. 2562 came into effect. Anna Russell. Anna Russell.

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The evolution of accounting

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The days of manual data entry into ledgers and journals, a process prone to human error, are long gone. Modern accounting software integrates seamlessly with diverse financial systems, automating tasks such as data entry, bank reconciliation, and invoice processing.

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Mental health: Firms in Singapore risk losing talent

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As mental health and workforce exhaustion slip from risk radar, firms in Singapore are at risk of losing talent, said Mercer recently. Mercer surveyed more than 2500 HR professionals and risk managers across Asia on the top 25 people risks impacting businesses today for the report. Survey highlights: Singapore.

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CFOs to ramp up actions to address cybersecurity

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One in four companies (27%) globally have suffered a data breach that cost them US$1- 20 million or more in the past three years, according to the company. The cost of cyber breaches goes much further than direct financial costs, PwC cited marketing-oriented execs surveyed as saying. Survey highlights.